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Frequently Asked Questions
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1. What does Orbital Africa deals in?
We offer geospatial products and services in the realms of GIS, remote sensing, drone technology, land and topographical surveys; and GIS training. For more details, please refer to our >>> Company Profile.
2. Where are your offices located?
Our offices are located >>> Here.
3. Do you offer GIS training courses?
YES. Kindly refer to our training courses catalogue >>> Here.
4. Do you offer attachments or internships?
YES. We offer attachments and internships in the months of Jan, Apr, Jul and Oct. For more details refer >>> Here.
5. What products do you offer?
Please refer to our >>> Company Profile.
6. What services and solutions do you offer?
Please refer to our >>> Company Profile.
7. What do GPR, GNSS, GPS and GIS stand for?
GPR â Ground Penetrating Radar
GNSS â Global Navigation Satellite System
GPS â Global Positioning System
GIS â Geographical Information System
8. How is land, mutation and cadastral survey done?
Kindly refer to this >>> Web Page.
9. What is the topographical survey procedure?
Kindly refer to our documentation >>> Here
10. What other countries do you serve in Africa?
We serve these countries in Africa.
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